The phrase "and so expect" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in a context where one is explaining a consequence or result of a previous statement, but it typically requires additional clarification.
Example: "We have seen consistent results in our experiments, and so expect similar outcomes in future trials."
Alternatives: "therefore anticipate" or "thus look forward to".
We've grown accustomed to this, and so expect to see the best and brightest each year during March Madness.
It's a bit like what Jeffrey Toobin, in a 2007 piece, called the CSI effect — the way juries, conditioned by police procedurals, expect that science can solve crimes, and so expect to see certain kinds of evidence.
And as for the Spanish, they "could hardly understand the question", according to Gloria Laycock, a criminologist who was involved in the research.The other difference is that the British feel powerless to deal with anti-social behaviour themselves, and so expect the police to do it for them.
Unlike the referendum, this seems an easier vote to call and so expect 15 or so women from prominent positions in the golfing firmament to soon be invited to join its most historic club. .
However, we should assume that cortical neurons compete to represent many features of single– and multi– whisker stimuli, and so expect maps for direction to be degraded by the extent to which these additional features are described by thalamocortical input.
Our motivations for this formulation are twofold: firstly, provided η < 1 we have T R t) > 0 at all times and so expect the system more readily to exhibit oscillations similar to those induced by constant stimulation.
Many of the efforts overlap with more than one building block and so expected outcomes capture numerous impacts of QI.
Health workers viewed the programme as research that comes with added work since they already have a heavy workload from their usual work and so expected allowances.
In contrast to the similar probabilities for the realistic forms of preparations, improving sensitivity in our hypothetical 'best-case scenario' led to much higher probabilities of selecting tests and so expected uptake.
Brits take their holiday during July and August, so expect crowds and more difficulty finding accommodation during these two months.
Backe's lineup against SKC rested Le Toux and Cooper, so expect them to be trotted out and Henry to again avoid the turf of Gillette Stadium.
